In other words, part of what makes a Times piece on the science of pet ownership distinctive is precisely that it appears in the same paper as four big stories on Gaza.
We found little evidence that the scheme engendered any distinctive sense of ownership or experiences different from the national scheme.
Contrary to aspirations, this local pay-for-performance scheme did not engender any distinctive sense of ownership nor avoid any of the conflicts associated with the national scheme.
According to Bermudez (2011, 2015), there is no feeling of mineness, which goes over and above the mere experience of the physical properties of the body, no distinctive positive phenomenology of ownership as such.
This study also shows mobility tool ownerships (i.e., transit pass, car and bike ownership) and age groups have distinctive influences on student's mode choice behaviour.
A fortiori, co-ownership would not capture what is distinctive about unified consciousness.
Individual gun ownership — and gun violence — has long been a distinctive feature of American society, setting us apart from the other industrialized democracies of the world.
Despite the heavy foreign ownership and its unusual management style, Rohm retains a distinctive Japanese flavor.
Mr. Boyle then became a secret partner in Distinctive Properties, a real estate company headed by Mr. Pirro, with a 45percentt ownership, the attorney general contends, and Distinctive Properties bought the building in April 1991, for $950,000.
It could just as easily be only touch referral the feeling of touch on the rubber hand that is experienced, absent the richer phenomenology involving ownership, because touch referral is actually the illusion's most distinctive perceptual event (Ehrsson, 2012).
The building, with a distinctive red brick façade, has become an architectural landmark that, through a series of ownership transfers, ended up in the hands of the Federation of Jewish Communities of Russia, which wanted to make it into a "tolerance museum".
